Proapoptotic Peptide, (klaklak)2 – 1 mg

Overview

The Proapoptotic Peptide, (klaklak)2, is a powerful tool in the study of programmed cell death. Composed of D-amino acids, this alpha-helical amphipathic peptide is designed to exert toxic effects on eukaryotic cells when internalized through a suitable targeting mechanism. Its primary mode of action involves disrupting mitochondrial membranes, leading to apoptosis, making it a valuable asset in research involving cell death pathways.

Key Features

• Composed of stable D-amino acids
• Alpha-helical structure enhances cell penetration
• Induces apoptosis through mitochondrial disruption
• Useful for studying cell death mechanisms
• Available in a convenient 1 mg size

Specifications

FAQ

What is the mechanism of action for (klaklak)2?

(klaklak)2 induces apoptosis by targeting and disrupting mitochondrial membranes. When cells internalize the peptide, it leads to programmed cell death, making it an essential tool for understanding apoptosis.

How should I store this peptide?

Store (klaklak)2 at -20°C or lower. Avoid repeated freeze-thaw cycles to maintain its integrity and activity.

Can this peptide be used with other assay kits?

Yes, (klaklak)2 can be used in conjunction with various assay kits, such as our PKG Substrate for studying intracellular signaling. Check out our range of peptides to find compatible options.

This proapoptotic peptide is not just another research tool; it’s an essential component for anyone studying cell death mechanisms in a laboratory setting. Explore the potential of (klaklak)2 in your experiments and see how it can fit your research needs.

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